WhoseYourLandlord’s mission is to make quality living the standard for all. To do this, we create a transparent conversation between tenants and landlords. Tenants, both current and previous, have the opportunity to rate and review their landlord. This gives prospective tenants the opportunity to see what other tenants thought of that p ...
WhoseYourLandlord’s mission is to make quality living the standard for all. To do this, we create a transparent conversation between tenants and landlords. Tenants, both current and previous, have the opportunity to rate and review their landlord. This gives prospective tenants the opportunity to see what other tenants thought of that p ...
The housing process is a two-way street. While having a good landlord is important, it is equally important to be a good tenant. The lease you sign is an agreement; while as a renter, you expect your landlord to hold up his or her end of the bargain, you are expected to do the same. Here are 4 qualities of the worst type of tenants- make ...
Whose Your Landlord has the mission of making quality living the standard for all by giving renters ownership of their situation by putting housing in their hands. Here are some of the American Housing Stories based on renters’ experiences. Let this be a cautionary tale to you- make sure to look at reviews on Whose Your Landlord to ensu ...
Andrew McDevitt’s Story “When we moved in, day one, the house was in shambles.” So begins the three-year move-in nightmare of Andrew McDevitt, a recent Temple University graduate. Like most university upperclassmen, after freshmen year, Andrew moved into an off-campus apartment. And like most college students, his landlord took adv ...
For the past two years, WhoseYourLandlord has enabled renters to rate their landlords and housing complexes…Well, come Sunday evening, WYL will enable renters to find their next home, as well. New UI/UX When we first launched two years ago, we wanted to be old school, bold, and colorful in design. From the beginning, we set out to ...
Over the last decade, the number of millennials moving to quickly expanding cities has swelled at what seems to be an exponential rate. There’s expected to be 5 -6 million more renters added to the market over the next 10 years and, you better believe, young people are making up a large chunk of that number. In case you’re wondering w ...
